Patient's question:
The doctor has had hepatitis B for 13 years. In January of this year, his liver function showed an ALT level of 760 and a viral DNA of 9.63e06. On January 11th, he started taking Adefovir and Lishu tablets. Today, after a thorough examination, the viral DNA was reduced to 3.25e03, and all liver function indicators are normal.Hello Doctor:
1. How effective is Adefovir for me?
2. Since my liver function is normal, do I still need to take liver-protecting medication?
3. How strong is the of the current virus?
Doctor's answer:
The medicine you mentioned requires proof and recognition before it can be used. It must be taken for the rest of your life and cannot be stopped. If stopped, it will become worse. Long-term use may lead to the possibility of drug-induced liver damage or cirrhosis. Hepatitis B is a disease that is difficult to cure. Patients should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in fighting Hepatitis B and believe that they will surely recover.